Cybersecurity: A Long-Awaited Bill Arrives in the Assembly
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The government hopes to have this much-anticipated cybersecurity text voted without its Article 16 bis, which is a hijacking of the intelligence services, and to do so, it has announced that it will refrain from the introduction of stolen doors in encrypted couriers.
The draft law on the resilience of critical infrastructures and the strengthening of cybersecurity, which has to transpose three European texts into French law, has undergone an unusual legislative process. Initially tabled in the Senate in October 2024, two days before the deadline for transposition of two directives, and voted in committee the following year, it was slowed down by an important debate on encrypted couriers. And the beginning of…
The government is not forcing WhatsApp, Signal or Telegram to open a back door in your encrypted conversations, at least until the end of the parliamentary session, and hopes to pass the "resilience" bill, which has been blocked for more than a year and considered in the National Assembly since today.
The cybersecurity bill is coming to the National Assembly after a journey of stumbling blocks. MPs will have to decide on the couriers... Article Cybersecurity finally arrives in front of MPs, but an article on split couriers appeared first on Le Singulier.
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